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4 From the Filter ID drop-down list, select one of the names you defined in the Filter ID Values field
on the RAD Policy tab. For example, select one of your organization's user groups, such as Sales,
Engineering, Teacher, Guest, etc.
The Filtering tab automatically provides a Deny All rule already in place. This rule can be modified
to Allow All, if appropriate to the network access needs for this WM-AD.
5 For each filtering rule you are defining, do the following:
In the IP/subnet:port box, type the destination IP address. You can also specify an IP range, a
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port designation, or a port range on that IP address.
In the Protocol drop-down list, select the applicable protocol. The default is N/A.
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6 Click Add. The information is displayed in the Filter Rules section of the tab.
7 Select the new filter, then do the following:
If applicable, select In to refer to traffic from the wireless device that is trying to get on the
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network.
If applicable, select Out to refer to traffic from the network host that is trying to get to a wireless
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device.
Select the Allow checkbox applicable to the rule you defined.
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8 Edit the order of a filter by selecting the filter and clicking the Up and Down buttons. The filtering
rules are executed in the order you define here.
9 To save your changes, click Save.
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